How much weight will it actually hold?
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I've put it to its practical weight test by far-- I've had my mouse, 17 inch laptop, and multiple bottles of water on it whilst putting pressure on the top. Didn't even budge, nor did it feel like it was anywhere close to giving way, and I don't know why'd you be putting too much else on it. However, I'm sure that it could hold upwards of 50 lbs, easily. Keep in mind, though, that the legs are telescopic and that the further they are extended, the more unstable the table is likely to be. I probably wouldn't be putting a big television on it with the legs extended all the way. (although you could probably try, I woudn't doubt this thing) I've put it to its practical weight test by far-- I've had my mouse, 17 inch laptop, and multiple bottles of water on it whilst putting pressure on the top. Didn't even budge, nor did it feel like it was anywhere close to giving way, and I don't know why'd you be putting too much else on it. However, I'm sure that it could hold upwards of 50 lbs, easily. Keep in mind, though, that the legs are telescopic and that the further they are extended, the more unstable the table is likely to be. I probably wouldn't be putting a big television on it with the legs extended all the way. (although you... » Read More I've put it to its practical weight test by far-- I've had my mouse, 17 inch laptop, and multiple bottles of water on it whilst putting pressure on the top. Didn't even budge, nor did it feel like it was anywhere close to giving way, and I don't know why'd you be putting too much else on it. However, I'm sure that it could hold upwards of 50 lbs, easily. Keep in mind, though, that the legs are telescopic and that the further they are extended, the more unstable the table is likely to be. I probably wouldn't be putting a big television on it with the legs extended all the way. (although you could probably try, I woudn't doubt this thing) « Show Less
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I don't know about any one other than the one I bought. The last time I set it up, I left it with a stack of about ten 8"x10" color photos on it. When I came in the house about an hour later, one leg had collapsed and all the photos were on the floor. I threw it away after that.
17365
I've only used it for a video projector, about 10lbs and a macbook pro, about 3 pounds. It's pretty stable. using the non extended legs. I haven't tried them extended but I would assume the higher you go, the less stable it is.
17366
I used it for the first time with a MacBook Pro (plus hard-shell cover) and Epson projector, with the legs fully extended. It was wobbly, though not so much that I was worried a breeze from the A/C would blow it over. :-) On the other hand, it's not easy to tell when the telescoping leg sections have locked into place, and I noticed after about an hour that one of the legs was slowly shrinking. I re-extended, re-locked, and it made it the remaining 6 hours in my day of presentations with no further incident.
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I own a high-end workstation grade laptop with an expansion battery that weighs 5 - 6 pounds. It easily supports that plus my arm resting on the edge when I am using a mouse. Because the legs flair out at an angle it is quite stable. Yes, you can make it wobble but you don't notice it when typing. I certainly would not sit or stand on it, but I believe you could easily stack 2 or 3 laptops. I have use it to support test equipment that was in the same weight range as laptops without issue. Otherwise, I never really tried to maximize/measure its weight capability. Not sure if the manufacturer has a spec for it.../Brian I own a high-end workstation grade laptop with an expansion battery that weighs 5 - 6 pounds. It easily supports that plus my arm resting on the edge when I am using a mouse. Because the legs flair out at an angle it is quite stable. Yes, you can make it wobble but you don't notice it when typing. I certainly would not sit or stand on it, but I believe you could easily stack 2 or 3 laptops. I have use it to support test equipment that was in the same weight range as laptops without issue. Otherwise, I never really tried to maximize/measure its weight capability. Not sure if the manufacturer... » Read More I own a high-end workstation grade laptop with an expansion battery that weighs 5 - 6 pounds. It easily supports that plus my arm resting on the edge when I am using a mouse. Because the legs flair out at an angle it is quite stable. Yes, you can make it wobble but you don't notice it when typing. I certainly would not sit or stand on it, but I believe you could easily stack 2 or 3 laptops. I have use it to support test equipment that was in the same weight range as laptops without issue. Otherwise, I never really tried to maximize/measure its weight capability. Not sure if the manufacturer has a spec for it.../Brian « Show Less
590822
I don't know this for a fact, but I think it will hold around 3 to maybe 4lbs.
1810736
I use it mostly as a stool. It's really heavy duty in that regard so I think it would hold quite a bit of weight.
694228
I have yet to use it, and have no idea how much weight it will hold. I can say, however, that it's a well-made, sturdy shelf. I'm guessing that it would be able to hold a substantial amount weight.
1447830
I would guess it can hold weight up to about 300 pounds. Seems quite durable
1913958
I can't say how many lbs this could hold. it is really a very nice, sturdy storage ottoman (narrow) with a straight back, not really a chair for comfortable sitting or sitting for any length of time.
1758141
A pretty good amount. I wouldn't want to stand on it, though. I'd guess about 100lbs.
1699759
No, but imagine it would hold at least 250lbs with no problem. I weigh 175lbs.
128988
It's rated for about 20lbs. You can find the exact rating in its manual, which you should be able to find as a PDF if you google it.I'd anticipate it being able to hold considerably more than 20lbs.
1856177
It seems sturdy enough to hold quite a bit, especially if you choose not to attach the feet. I've had friends weighing more than 200lbs sit on it without a problem.
483459
Don't know the exact weight it will support, right now it appears 65lbs is no problem at all.
1755872
I would estimate 25 lbs. I wouldn't worry about hanging clothes on it, but if some one put all their weight on it (like a grab bar), I wouldn't expect it to hold. This depends in part what it is screwed into. Wall board won't hold as much as it will fail before the bar does.
1953306
I have not yet put that much in there but at about 10 lbs. I felt it could hold much more. I believe 25 lbs. is possible.
498259
I think it will hold. It might be a little cramped inside. I am about 180 and my kid is about 60 and it felt like it could have held more weight.
1997500
It is extremely sturdy. I am sure it will hold up to 200 pounds. No one over that weight has used it, but I believe it could hold up to 300 pounds. It is very much like a stool that a train conductor would use.
546752
Not sure how much weight it could hold but I would imagine 250 lbs. because it is inflated and can be adjusted.
1555575
Out of curiosity I tried it and it held just fine...I dont weigh as much as you (185 lbs) but it seemed to do the job just fine. Hope this helps.